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Upper East Side, 330 E 91st St | New York
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  •  Air Conditioning
  •  Controlled Access
  •  Elevators
  •  Fitness Center
  •  Gated Community
  •  Granite Countertops
  •  Hardwood Floors
  •  High Ceilings
  •  Parking Nearby
  •  Pet Friendly
  •  Stainless Steel Appliances
  •  Washer/Dryer In Unit

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About this Location

C-Town Supermarket
3 min walk
Lots of bars and
restaurants nearby
Central Park
16 min walk
4/5/6 (metro) - 14 min
Q (metro) - 9 min

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  • Bathrooms

    •  Bath Tubs

  • Building Related

    •  Elevators

  • Kitchen

    •  Dishwasher
    •  Garbage Disposal
    •  Gas Range
    •  Microwave
    •  Refrigerator
    •  Stove & Oven

  • Landscape

    •  Courtyard

  • Laundry

    •  Washer/Dryer In Unit

  • Living Room

    •  Air Conditioning
    •  Hardwood Floors
    •  High Ceilings

  • Parking & Transportation

    •  Parking Nearby

  • Security & Maintenance

    •  Controlled Access
    •  Gated Community
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A good value if you don't mind commuting to school

Apartments in the Upper East Side are much more affordable than those closer to NYU, and the space you get makes this a good option. The neighborhood has everything you need in walking distance (shopping, dining, etc.), but you are a subway ride from more popular places downtown. It's an easy trip on the 4-5-6 subway line to the Greenwich Village area. Perks of the building include relatively large amount of storage space, elevators, and laundry in the building. My unit had been recently renovated which makes it even better.

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  • 1 bed / 1 bath

The Neighborhood

Signature Spots

dining 30 Recs

Au Jus
San Matteo Pizza and Espresso Bar
San Matteo Takeaway
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grocery 1 Rec

C-Town Supermarket
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fitness 32 Recs

Crank Indoor Cycling Studio
New York Yoga
Regenerate Fitness NYC
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parks 5 Recs

Carl Schurz Park
Carl Schurz Small Dog Run
Ruppert Park
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coffee 9 Recs

Two Little Red Hens
Glaser’s Bake Shop
Mellow Yellow Coffee and Vibes
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About Upper East Side

The Upper East Side isn't all posh real estate, designer boutiques, and prep schools anymore. A younger, more affordable lifestyle is now mixed in with its New York sophistication. Lots of families settle down here, so the area is extremely safe and secure. While there is not a whole lot of hip nigh...
Parks
Clean
Classic
Museums
Diverse
Families
Very Safe
Median rents in Upper East Side
Studio
$
3,100
1 Bedroom
$
3,800
2 Bedroom
$
5,900

Getting around Upper East Side

4/5/6 (metro)

14 min

Q

9 min

M15 (bus)

3 min

BxM7/BxM8 (bus)

11 min

BxM1 (bus)

8 min

M31/M86-SBS (bus)

3 min

Parking Near 330 East 91st Street

No parking is available at 330 East 91st Street, but there is parking nearby.

M P G MP 93

4 min
$400 / month

Quik Park East 94th Street

6 min
$400 / month

Quik Park Cooper

8 min
$650 / month
Parking rates are for informational purposes only and may vary — for most up to date pricing, please reach out to the garage directly.

Upper East Side Reviews

39 reviews
Reviewed by NYU Law Student living at 204 E 84 St
Not the hippest but very good Manhattan prices and amazing parks! Central Park and Carl Schurz.
Reviewed by Josh, Stern MBA Student living at 516 E 86th Street
I love the upper east side. My fiancée and I run in the evenings & there’s always other people running and walking dogs, etc., even at 10 or 11 pm, so it feels very safe! There’s an extensive array of dining and drinking options, especially on 2nd ave in the low 70s through mid 80s, including a robust bar scene. We’ve got a fairway and Whole Foods, as well as a couple of smaller groceries.
Reviewed by NYU Stern MBA Student living at 1252 Lexington Ave, New York NY
The UES is a great place to live, especially for couples who want to live in a one-bedroom without paying exorbitant rent prices. My apartment is within a few blocks of central park, three major grocery stores, two movie theaters, several museums, countless clothing and specialty shops, and numerous restaurants and bars. Anything you could ever want is within a short walk and, if needed, you can quickly jump on the 4/5/6 or Q within 5 minutes to venture into another part of the city.
Reviewed by Stern MBA Student living at UES Apartment
LOVE it here, very residential, lots more sunlight and more bang for your buck with apartments. Bit removed from downtown/school, although made easier with the new Q train!
Reviewed by Fordham Law Student living at 238 East 89th St.
I love the UES. It’s a little quiet but with the Q it’s easy to get to and from campus. Nice restaurant and good value for money in terms of rent.
Reviewed by NYU Law Student living at 163 E 92nd St
I have liked it a lot so far. Close to Central Park. A little quieter than places closer to school. But obviously a little far.
Reviewed by NYU Law Student living at The Somerset
Lots to do. Lots of restaurants on 2nd ave that are worth going to. Some younger bars in that direction as well.
Reviewed by Anonymous living at 78 St. Apartments
Very reasonable price for the area. Lots of restaurants and bars nearby. Only a ten minute walk from the train.